PSYC 322 Theories of Family Violence and Bias

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What is family and intimate partner violence?

Viol b/w family members and intimate partners

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what is community viol?

viol b/w unrelated peoples

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what is conflict theory?

society always in conflict for limited resources

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What is structural functionalist theory?

society is interconnected (supports, stability)

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what is strain theory?

stressors create strain, and strain leads to criminal/deviant beh

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what is social control theory?

askes why people conform

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what is feminist theory?

analyzes gender and social roles to challege gender-specific oppression against women

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what is social learning theory?

learning behs through observation

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According to social control theory, what do stronger social bonds lead to?

less deviant behavior

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According to strain theory, what leads to highers strain in family violence?

external stressors

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What does situational theory mean for elder abuse?

abuse is acute and due to caregiver overwhelm

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What does attachment theory mean for child abuse?

the child expects a pattern of beh from their caregiver, regardless of it being good or bad

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What is exchange theory?

un/healthy patterns of dependency can lead to patterns of abuse

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what are two predictors of family violence?

  • unaddressed mental health (psychopathology)

  • subst abuse


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What is the addressing model?

A - age and generational influ

D - disability status (developmental)

D - aquired physical, cognitive, and psychological disability status

R - religion and spiritual orientation

E - Ethnicity and race

S - SES

S - sexual orientation

I - indigenous heritage

N - national origin

G - gender identity

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what is unconscious bias?

thoughts or feelings you’re unaware of and can influ your judgement

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what is confirmation bias?

conforming the evidence to your beliefs

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what is affinity bias?

favoring those w similarities to you

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what is normative bias?

forming opinions based on own experience

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what is anchoring bias?

relying on initial info (not whole picture) to make decisions

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what should you not do when working with children and families?

make assumptions